Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 205
ccupy his entire attention, but nevertheless hehas seen you; in an instant his manner changes, and the happy-go-lucky clown, who, a moment before was turning aerial somer-saults, has become a shy, suspicious haunter of the depths of the thicket, whence will come his querulous chut, chid, as long as… … A NEST OF THE YELLOW-BREASTED CHAT. with a song like a mocking-bird! Indeed, thereis little about the chat that is not remarkable; hegoes in for the weird and the spectacular. If nature designed him to show what she could doin the way of the unusual and the eccentric shehad remarkable success. This…
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